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The thread was about the new GODZILLA film and Desplat's association with it. There was no "only salutations are allowed!" comment in the first post, so I assumed all kinds of reactions were allowed. If that was not the case, I apologize.
Of course, you can say what you wish about Desplat as a choice for scoring Godzilla. Just keep it on topic!
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Trailer is here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECUbuBrbP1g
I like the György Ligeti vibe the trailer has going on. Hope Desplat keeps the unsettling tone and isn't forced into generic action music by the studio.
Clearly this filmmaker is going for something grand especially with the inclusion of Ligeti's Reqiuem making an appearance again at the beginning of the trailer. The fact this guy even knows this piece and that he's make a commentary already using it is a testimony to the avenue he's pursuing. This won't be another Zilla 1998 or Transformers or Pacific Rim. The cast is also pretty impressive.
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The fact that it's a Requiem and the director is on record saying he wanted to fashion his movie after the tone of the original Gojira suggests it was his choice for this piece. The concept trailer shown at Comic Con also had this same music tracked to it so I think it is Edwards or someone on his team that made this choice.
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Dec 10, 2013 - 7:42 PM
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dan the man
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If only the director could incorporate a Eugene Lourie vibe of dark apprehensive tragedy in the movie, but what I saw in the trailer, too flashy for me. But we will see. You see something is coming from the dark regions of the world slowly but surely, our defensives to protect the masses are failing, it's coming closer, closer, finally no protection, from the powers at be, total chaos .The masterful MR Lourie, he had the magical touch.
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